Message for the Divine Feminine from St Peter and the passing of the keys. (4 min read)

A Spiritual experience, symbolic of the change of balance within faith and the Divine Masculine and Divine Feminine; and old souls being free to hold space for us in a different way.

A Visit from the Divine Masculine – How a Song can Transport you and connect you.

Further to a recent post of a blessing from Mary Magdalene, I wanted to share with you the rest of the experience I had that evening.

I get a lot triggered by songs (how many of us get messages this way ey?!) And the Coldplay song Viva La Vida came on the radio in the car, while sat at traffic lights. I’ve always found it very easy to connect to St Peter, but it’s always been a young version of himself. A part of himself which was excited and full of enthusiasm about how he was going to help change the world. He is a lot of fun and full of smiles. A really wonderful uplifting character to connect into. I’ve felt that he became damaged after Christ died and he held some anger. Something we all do at times in our lives. And this influenced his spiritual work as he moved forward. Again as it does to any of us. Whether it’s advice to a friend or in our reactions to life. It sits with us. And I feel this younger, untainted, truer version of himself sat better with the work I was doing. And was the version that the earthly Jesus (Joshua) knew and loved.

If you know the lyrics to Viva la Vida, you’ll know there’s lots of references to the Roman Empire and the early Christian church. So my head was kind of in that space. Then the lyrics ‘For some reason I can’t explain, I know Saint Peter won’t call my name‘and I was instantly stood at the ubiquitous pearly gates. St Peter there in all his aged glory.

The Anger of Toxic Masculinity Healed

Still grinning, but with white curls rather than chocolate brown. His matching beard now long. But no feeling of pent up anger. That had long since passed. Wisdom. Love. Joy. All expressed through him simply being.

I looked him up and down and looked at him questioningly. ‘yes. Yes I did age in a similar way to how I’m depicted’. Still very much grinning. And I looked at the key to heaven in his hands. Same questioning look from me ‘just go with it will you?’.

He took the key and pressed it into my womb. The shock of energy was vast and ignited my whole being. Good job I was sat at the traffic lights at the time lol. The act firmly planting the keys to heaven within the Divine Feminine. I jumped back into myself!

When I got home the feeling was still with me so I sat with it. Yes there was this energy of passing the baton, or keys, of our spirituality to the Divine Feminine. But this wasn’t a passing but a keeping. A period of nurturing.

The Significance of Peter’s act

Women have been using their sacred space, their womb, for exactly the reason it was intended as part of our being, since we’ve been incarnate. Not just a spark of life. But growing and nurturing that seed of creation into something real. And so we have always had a better handle on energy and making things happen simply by our God given nature.

Men have been encouraged to leave the creativity, the nurturing the growing to the women over the last two thousand years or so. ‘Go out and get real jobs. Don’t express yourself boys!’ Etc etc. Seeing their contribution at the start, but not involved in the process of creating. Through generations of programming. The prostate stagnating as a result.

Also the Keys need the feminine touch. To feel the Divine Feminine again. To re-balance the Keys. The emotion. The love. The nurturing. The natural flow of the energy of the Universe thriving within us.

To give them the opportunity to grow and flourish in a loving environment. To become all they were ever intended to be.

There has also been a feeling in society that women stepping forward is somehow doing men out of a job which has been bugging me. A letting go of a part of ourselves. That we’re moaning too much about injustice; why don’t we put up with it like previous generations. That men don’t know what they’re role is anymore. And this attitude from women as well as men.

And I can see how that’s true of previous generations. But not this one.

The New Generation of Men

In this one men understand more than ever that we’re all the same. That emotions are something they not only connect into but express and understand. Seeing women as individuals. Men taking part in their own healing journeys.

And as the next generations grow, we see the older generations pass over. And with that old attitudes fade away. And disappear.

For as the keys to our Spiritual journey once lay in the very masculine confines of many masculine religions, that is no longer the case.

We are free to move and flow and grow. Just as a woman’s cycle ebbs and flows. Following our own agenda. Hearing our own tune.

And this has happened due to women acting. Due to women getting angry and choosing change. This in itself actually a masculine attribute in itself.

As women heal themselves and settle with more ease with a balanced feminine within society, men are continuing to find their place.

As the realisation is that we have no place. We have no roles assigned to our gender.

Women pigeon-holing men

We need to get out of the mindset that men behave a certain way, bless them. So let’s not expect too much from them. Awh, their little heads don’t understand what it is to care and nurture. They are just not capable.

Really? We really want men that we can’t respect and who we limit. Isn’t that patronising and exactly what women have been actively freeing themselves off since the Suffragette movement and maybe before?

And let’s not paint them all with the same misogynistic shade of blue. I’ve met many many men that have looked at me as a woman within the workplace. But equally I’ve met many men, being even one or two generations older than me, who have sought my opinion. Turned to me for advice. Given me the credit. The confidence. The recommendation.

And God bless this beautiful generation of boys we are producing.

And why do women look down at other women who embrace their masculine within? Who are ‘too’ manly. Who maybe are strong characters at work. Who get a job done well or quickly. Who maybe get on better with the lads then they do the girls? Or who, shock horror, went back to work too quickly after having children. Or didn’t breast feed. Or women who don’t take ‘care’ of their physical appearance. Who maybe don’t wear make up. Or quaff their hair. Or are happy to turn up in the school playground like a greasy chip with joggers on. Or maybe she wears too much make up. Or fake tan.

Who cares why they feel the need to do that? What’s good for is good for you. Amazing. Embrace that. And if you can’t embrace the beauty of these other women, just let them be. Just let them be.

Perfection is not the perfect feminine. For that doesn’t exist.

Doing it all and not moaning but struggling under your self created servitude is not the perfect feminine either. For again that does exist.

Our energies do not know gender. You will have been both sexes throughout the many previous lives you’ve had.

Because as we move forward with what we want for women throughout the planet, we must bring it to its ultimate conclusion.

The ultimate conclusion is no role based on gender.

No gender roles.

If you think you’re becoming the ultimate woman, you are wrong.

You are becoming the ultimate human. Human.

We are making waves of starting this and God bless those that chose to be at the door forefront of single sex parenting or gender displacement to name but two.

We have baby milk powder and bottles. Childcare and schools. We have father’s and grandfather’s. We have sister’s and partners. We have just laws and a justice system that is trying it’s hardest (I’m not even getting started on that discussion lol). We have newspapers and the internet.

We have the tools. The tools to take it to the ultimate conclusion.

You may not have chosen to be a part of this re-balance where you personally help take it to the ultimate conclusion. But be careful of limiting, energetically or in reality, those that are.

As you’re limiting the next generation. You’re limiting the children. The children who are the product of a bottle feed and the rearing of a loving dad. The children who are with loving full time child minders or sent away to school. Or are educated at home. The beautiful children of same sex parents. Or single parents. Born through IVF. Adopted or fostered.

For every unnecessary judgemental thought or action we have doesn’t just impact the parents. It impacts the innocents.

In this age of full and total responsibility we as women must look to our own actions and move forward.

For as the Key to Heaven lays in our sacred space to nurture and grow. It also lays there to heal us and all the future generations we will be producing from that space.

It will draw together both male and female into one beautiful, messy union. Blood, sweat and tears. But it is beautiful. At this point the keys to kingdom of heaven will be held in two hands. Will be in one holy sacred space. A space of genesis and creating life which is neither a womb nor a prostate. In one wholly, ecstatic union.

The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa by Giuseppe Bazzani

For as we unite the two genders again on an equal playing field, we are uniting the planet.

The whole planet joined in a basic understanding of our true roles as humans. As humans who walk a planet. A planet which we embrace.

The Keys to the Kingdom laying exactly where they need to be. Not in some other reality. But here. Here on earth. Our garden of Eden reinstated through union, not separation of male and female.

Please like. Let me know your thoughts and your interpretations.

Love as always

Rachael x

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